Living High and Letting Die

In 'Living High and Letting Die', Peter Unger argues that individuals in affluent societies have a moral duty to make significant sacrifices to mitigate suffering and premature death in less fortunate parts of the world.

He challenges conventional moral intuitions through thought experiments, suggesting that psychological factors often obscure true moral values.

Unger advocates for a more compassionate moral philosophy, emphasizing the need to act in accordance with our moral commitments.